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Examiners Report.

PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
To the Honorable Probate fudge:
SIR: BY authority derived from you officially,
hearing date the 2Sth day Of February, 1887, aud
after being duly sworn according 10 law, We,
Eleizer Lord and j John Ii. Dussel, as examine rs
without previous notice or intimatiOn t. the
County Treasurer, or any other person. of such
inteitiO forthwith entered inIo the County
Treasury, presented our authority aforesaid to
the County Treasurer. demanded the KEYS to
the vaults and safes, and proceeded Immediate
Is to count the moneys therein, and inspect
and examine the Books, Records and Vouchers
thereof together with all other property which
should he in t e custody of the Treasurer. We
then proceeded forth W ith to tine Office of the
County Auditor, AMI ascertained how much
money the County Treasurer stood charged
with ON the Auditors books, alsh the exact
amQInt of money, property, bonds, securities,
assets and effects that should he i'll III, Treas
ury, and the amount be Opging to each pdrtic-
ular fund. In compliance with the law requlr-
~ certificates of such examination, we hereby
certify that Thirty eight Thousand, Nine
Hundred Sixty-ive and 4S-l00 dollars, was the
exact amount of money 80 found and counted
in the County Treasury, and that the statement
annexed, which agrees with the books of the
Auditor presents the exact balances and over
paymCnts i'll zach fund, and the amount of
property then in the custody of the Treasurer.
Respt ctfully Submitted.
ELEAZER LORD,
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Administrators Sale.
COLL NJ plIhlia ot1afiOn on
Thursday, March II, 1881,

Thursday, March II, 1881,
at the late residence of David d, Russell. de-
ceased, two miles south of ROotstOwn center,
tn, following property, to-wit: ! bay mare,
thrce-year old colts, cows, three wear old
heiIers, yearliug bull, hogs, lC0 bushels oats,
hay, corn fodder, corn in crib, two horse wagon,
truck wagon, express wagon; earridge. buggy,
roI! wagon, hand cart, sleigh, pair bob seds,
grain ,irill plows, shOvels, hoes, forks, saving
machine, mower and reaper, cutting box.
spl ing tooth harrow. 3 One-horse oultVators
set work harness, set light harness. single har-
ness, saddle, platform scales. tackle and rope,
corn shelter, set blacksmith tools, including
tire s,.tteI, bellows, anvil and vice, etc, etc.
also all the. househOld goods of the said d. l..
! Russell, deceased. 8 bedsteads, feather beds,
bedding. sheeta. pillows quilts, blankrts towels,
table cloths, extension table, tables, stands
chairs rockers, 3 stoV, =, pots. kettles, ing
untensils, pals, pans, plates dtahts, knives and
forks spoons table ware, sewing machines
carpets, nii cloths, etc, etc.
Turns. 4 II sums less than 81 cash On al
suIus of ! OF more a CT, dit OF months will he
given with approved security, with iuteres
IRON date If not paid when due.
Sale of the household goods Will begin at L
O'Clock a. sharp. Stock and farming tool
later. >. d PAhSoNS,
I Admir- of p. L. RuaSelfs ca ate.
A. III. BEAN, Auct'r.
Rootstown, O., March ], 1851, fisSf
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cheap Excursions 10 the south.


Excursion tickets to all points in
Florida at greatly reduced rates will
be sold by the Pennsylvania Lines
West of Pittsburgh for three low rate
excursions on Tuesdays, March 18th.
22d and 29th. Tickets will permit
stop over on the going trip at any
point south of the Ohio River within
ten days, and will be good for return
passage until thirty days from date of
sale. The Pennsylvania Lines make
d rect connection at Cincinnati and
Louisville with trains carrying
through palace cars and daily coaches
to all Southern points, and offer you
choice of the greatest variety of routes.
These low rate excursions present un-
equalled opportunity for inspecting
the Southern States and enjoying a
sojourn in the Florida climate. For
full particulars, address the nearest
agent of the Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q st. Louis
Railway Company, and Chicago, ST.
Louis & Pittsburgh Railroad Compa-
nv
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Through Car Arrangement,

Through Car Arrangement
No s, Pullman Palace Sleeping Coashes, and
regular Day Coaches.New York TO Chicago via.
Marion, and Chicago Atlantic Railway ono
chanxe for any class OF passengers) Also,
Pullman sleeping Coach Youngstown to Gin
cipnati and declining chair Car Youngstown
10 Peoria via Springfield and J., B. u w. R'y.
Parlor Car Salamanca TO Cleveland.
No s. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coach. New
York TO St. Louis. via. Cincinnati. in connec-
tion with Ohio 4 Mississippi KY also Pullman
BUFFET Sleeping Coach, New YORK 70 CteVeianos
Golid Train New York TO ehfcago. consisting
Of Pullman Smoking, Day, Sleeping and Hotel
Coaches, via. Marion and Chicago d Atlantic
No Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coach and
Regular bay Coaches. Cincinnati to New YORK
(ro change Tor any class OF pasSengefs). Also
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coach. Cleveland to
New York.
No. n. Pullman Palace Sleeping Coaches
and regular Day Coaches, Chicago TO New ORE
via arion. and Chicago 4 Atlantic Railway
{no change for any class OF passengers Also
Pullman Sleeping Coach, Chicago to Albany
and Boston, via. Marion, and Chicago Atlan'
tic Railway, ard Pullman Palace Sleeping
Coach, Cincinnati to Youngstown, Heciinine
Chair Tar Indianapolis To Youngstown.
No "stop-Over allowed upH On Local Tickets.
Agent. Cleveland. o.
j. r. SHALER, General Superin tendent:
Cleveland, Ohio.
j., E. SHARP. Aget,
Ravenna. D.
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Marriage Licenses.

John Sh:outs and Mrs. Fannie
Leonard.
Henry M. Ogilbee and Gertrude M
Wann.
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New -AdvertiS is.
CARD OF THANKS.

We return our sincere thanks TO the friend:
and neiR hbors who manifested their sympathy
by assistance and acts of Blindness during the
sickness of our son aud 3rother
Mss i. Il BROWN,
GEO w. BROWN.
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The March meeting of the Horticul
tural Society will be held on Wednes
day. the 10Th inst, at the residence OF
J. II. Willard, in Ravenra, one mills
west of the Court House. Essay by
Mrs. A. J. Jennings. All are cordially
invited.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
i administrator with the will anneXedl of
Margaret Herley. late Of Portage County. de
ceased JOHN y. II ERLEE.
Ravenna. March I'd. 1887. 967
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FOR. SALE!
Welcome White Oats!

Il ductive variety ever introduced. Weight
per measured bushel, 40 lbs. Ripens week
earlier than other Oats. Price per measured
bushel, 80 cents.
NJ. M.ADOLPH, Edinburg
976-4wt One mile north OF Center.
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u.-s. BONDS of all kinds bought and solo,
.ra exchanged at current market rates.
ms. COUPON FOUR PEN ca. BONDS
an hand for immediate delivery.
r. II RICHARDSON, Tres I
n a GOODMAN, VIM. III. BEEBE,
81 Vice President. oasho'
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PUBLIC SALE,

PUBLIC SALE!
will sell at public auction one mile north
oil Camp0ellSport. on the Augerburg road, on
Saturday, March 18th. 1887.
commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp, the following
property, viz:
One good Horse, years old weighs IaU.
Two good Work Horses;
Nine choice NJ ilk Cows;
Three year old Grade Heif,rs.
One q rade Durham Bull:
Two Two Horse Farm " Wagons.
One Three Spring W agon;
One Plat form Spring Wagon:
y Ofe one Horse Wagon:
Ore Piano Box BUGGY;
One Blackboard;
One Swell Body Cutter.
Two Sets Double Harness heavy.
Two single Harness;
One Double Carriage Harness.
One Cheese Vat and Press.
Lot OF Farm Implements;
Zen IL. l. Goodwin's Patent Eleyatjng Gates
new:
Fir cen Sets Light Carriage Harness, Single
and Double new
TEhMS:-SiX months credit on notes with
approved security. without interest il paid
when due; IL not so paid, interest from date
LESLIE n ROOD.
r IT, BEAN Son, Auntioneers /.
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ELEAZEh LtlttD,
JOHN H, DrSSEt.L.
Exonnin, ~

1OtdIS
Balance in Treasury. .... SoSs65.4S
cluded in the TIP. and School fund for Sl9.n IL.
Also one outstanding order, No. AS, included
in the County Fund foc SEC.
l. C. A. Reed, Probate Judge of Portage
county, o. hereby certify the foregoing to be a
true copy of the report of the exanlination of
the Portage County Treasury made by Eleazer
Lord and John II. nussell. examiners, and hled
iii this office March lst, lSe
lT,g-I C. A. RkEL, Probate Judge.
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%Dailv. x,.,
era Division Trains:
No, and g. for Butler.
/" s. for Butler and FoXburg.
q gets condection from Foxburg and
Throuch Sleeping Car between Allegheny
ana c,hicaQo ON Nos. and 6, daily.
ThrouGh Day Coach between Allegheny and
roiado on Nos and daily, except Sn aday:
ca & c. Night Express leaves orrvlile
ffInion Depot. at 10:T p. m daily, VIII
Thror gh Day Coaches and Sleeping Car ioi
Coiumbus and CinGinnats.
THOS n. KING,
General Manager.
q, w. BAssnrT.
" general Fasssness AEtats
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The PITfSBURG & WESTERN R. R.
LESSEE OF p, @. T. R. R.
TIM Il It A B L E.
CsHsral Standard Time.
Taking Effect Jan. Sd. 1887.
M AIN IN Z.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY,

Winter Time Table, 1867.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at 8 P II.
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing, as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at 9 O'Clock A. M; close at P. n.
PHILO L. KING. SEXTON.
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WESTWARD.

crATyoNs. sNo. l. No. II. No. 9. No. s.
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Every Bargain Seeker should avail them
selves of this opportunity, as it will positively
be the last chance of the season to buy an
Overcoat or Suit at less than Manufacturers
Prices By order of
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A Birth day Party.

ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

Home is woman's domain, and she IL
entitled 10 everything that can be added
to spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many conveniences,
v hich II brought in use. are inexpensive.
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor OF the h0u seville. Prominent
among these conveniences IL the Wapa-
kaneta Porcelain Churn, which il meet
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these churns will need no explana-
ton Of the reasons for the great demand
This churn Is sold solely on it, merits,
and We do this knowing that wherever
il goes II will make clean record. The
following are few Of the many advan-
sages conceded to the Porcelain Chnrn
by I'll who have used them. viz LET, A
great saving to labor I'd, II is 80 con-
sfructed that II absolutely can not leak
81, The quality of the butter; the inside
parts being such as not to injnre the
grain OF the butter 4th, The quantity
Of the butter: the construction CT the
dasher being such as to subject all OF the
cream 10 an equal amount Of agitation.
causing the butter 10 come very evenly.
thereby producing more butter from .
given amount Of cream than any other
churn can. 5th, the ease OF removing
the butter and washing the churn- The
entire top OF the chnrp is open when the
cover i taken of. thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All thai
il required 10 thoroughly cleanse the
churn il to put in some hot water and
give the crank few turns. In appear
ance. il would be IN ornament to any
room in the house.
To responsible parties We will give
this c.surn on ten days. trial For saie BY
Frisdman, Scheirich 3 Co., Hardware
Store, corner I'd and Jackson Sta, near
r. r. depot. JasDer. Ind
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Nh. EDIToE :--IIave you any objection
70 normal nick-nscks?
The normal Il nov under full head
way. The roil-call shows - students.
Misses Kittie Green and Jessie Tray
lor have 6ns command Of sheir vocal
orgsna and sing weIl--in this they differ
from Mr. 6. The sInging Tuesdsy
morning wss fine.
Miss Green's reading Of the "Cynic'
good. Mr.. Abel read en- excellent selec-
ton TO the school Wednesday morning.
'sThs long and the short Of it" are
Prof c. and Miss ID.
The methods class and the rhetoric
cIass are small but very select
We were informed that none Of the
normalitss attended The dance Monday
nighs. This II right. business ssefosc
pleasure. Good for the norsnslites. but
how about the normalitesses? Echo
answers. how?
Columbia, Harrison, Boone, Madison.
Bainbridge, Marion, Cas- and Ferdinand
townships are represented q the normal.
What IL the matter with the teachers 0f
Hall, JeGerson. Jackson and Paioka
townshipsf
Some Of the normalites get their board
from Monday moon to Friday noon II
t1.623 each. This il cheap.
The ice-cream parlors felt the presence
Of the nsrmalites Sunday night. Some
were 90 over crowded that there was
not standing room. Certainly normal
Is grand institution- More next time
from
WANNA.
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FIxED.--Mr. WIN. 6aess, who lives
near Maitersville, sued his mother Bar
bara Suess last court on account, and got
heat. To get even he went TO the old
lady's house 10 carry "a some property,
and upon being forbidden to enter,
forced the door open, and his sister at-
tempting 20 prevent him going In be
caught her BY tbe throat and threw hes
across the room. for which he was ar
rested aud upon trial before Esq ZoeIIer
on Tuesday last was fined IS costs
el9 95; total payment for his ''iunT
S34 vs..
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ACCIDENT. Last Thursday Master
Joseph Egg, ten year old son Of Mr..
Charles Egg. was playing on the roof OF
Mr.. John kuebIer's new house. when
he slipped and fell between the joist to
the first floor. emitting his scalp badly
and breaking one Of his legs. He raised
up aud attempted to 90 home after the
fall before any one got 10 him, forcing
the broken bones along side Of each 9th.
er. aud making the resetting more diff.
cult. but Drs- Kemp and Salb reduced
the fracture. and the little fellow is do.
ing well now.
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BoUcHT.-Mr. John 4. Corn on Mon
day bought The Bias Edmonston home
stead for ol,55O. II contains several
acres. and II laid out In town lots j. .
decided speculation, and would make a
handsome addition to Jasper. Col. Ed
monsion reserves the privilege Of living
rent free. in the house he now occupies
during his Lifetime. Mr.. Corn informs
Us he will probably move into the large
house himself the coming Fall. He Il
the kind Of citizen our people will
heartily welcome.
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Weather warm and fair; farmers are
planting corn; preparing for big crop.
Moved from our town last Monday
Mrs. B. b Harris, to her fathers river
farm on Davis creek.
John N. Morgan and HE better half
paid our town visit last SUNDAY. Arts
Morgan IL in town yet, visiting friends
and relatives.
Some boys kicked up . fuss Il the
Brush College last Saturday night =
the disturbance Of . number Of good cit
ixens. Look them mp, Mr.. Bretk tts :
pity good people can not attend church
without having their minds disturbed
BY boys quarreling shout their girls.
Better do like Frank; e some one gets
mad, say you are sorry and let i pass.
Many thanks to Judge WeIbcrn for
granting Mr.. Sutton : new hearing; this
q equivalent 20 IN acquittal, because the
iurv made the punishment - light o
the Law would permit them 70 put i \;
hence IL be does not deserve two years
imprisonment he u not guilty q Oil. Ite
. pity for X. ,. Kiugs neighbour th:s
Sutton turned him loose q 81. ior AZ q
engaged in scjlisg whisky to bis neigh
bors, which % : csrse 70 oil that buy Il
and : great annoyance 70 those that
don't.
1ts thought Mr.. Eaoch Cox i : little
better; yet be u In : critical condition.
Our ssssssor can sooo tell how much
II. X. tax w will have 20 pay when the
road u built = - = lysthrough -
scssing.
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Wonderful Cures.

w. d. Hoyt 8 Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists or Rome. Ct. sav: We
have been ceiling DR.. Kings New Dir
covery. Electric B,tters and Bncklen'-
Arnica SaIve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell a. we'll. or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured BY use Of few bot
ties Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold BY Neh-
ringer Bros. ].
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

AZ Many persons habitualIy sndeI
from headache. moro or less periodic
strange nervous sensations. indifference
10 food. and an Undesirable depression
Of spirits which they can assign no rea.
son for. Malaria IN the system u often
the real cause and one dose Of Shallen.
berger's Pills will work wonders. 4
few more doses will remove ell the
trouble.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
BY Clerk Eckert TO the following parties
aimee cur last report:
Edmond Weir and Catherine Sander
George Schafer and Mary Merkel.
Herman r. pstberg and Anna y. Rust.
Edmund Miller and Lizzie Klein.
Daniel Campbell and Ross Zehr.
Frank Mcclure and Aide Harmon.
VIM. o. Young and Minnie =. Jones
Christian Helm and Barbara Wirth.
Joseph Jochim and Susanna Flick.
Finley NJ. Massing and Anna A. Gish
John ID. Wilson and Rosina Brown.
John Hoffman and Helena Goetz.
Joseph Knapp and Maris Schmitt.
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NJ The Jasper Normal has forty-two
students this week, aid the handsome
faces Of the young ladies, aud intellect
ual appearance OF the Young men teach
ers, make decided addition 70 the live
~ appearance Of our streets. Quite :
number OF other teachers have said they
will attend next week.
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Ira Lutes, druggist, Oakland City.
Ind, writes: y have been selling Ger
tain Chill Cure on guarantee for over
II year, and never heard Of . single in
stance were Il failed to give satisfac-
tion.n
Sold bv Mehringer Bros-. Jasper. and
DR.. C. w. Swartz. Hnntingbnrg. I'm.
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A Nrw LAWYER" Last FRIDAY eve.
ming Mr. VIM. r. Simmons, OF Coium.
bla township. was admitted 20 practice
ut the bar az the Dubois Circuit Court.
Frank has been praciicing before JUS
fices for snre time. with surprising sue
cess generally, and new proposes 10 ex-
t.nd his base OF operations. Lost River,
french Lick and Columbia townships
ought 70 keep him pretty busy before
the Justices, . there is . mighty sight
OF mcanness going on generally in some
parts Of those townships. The Courier
wishes him success.
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Thos. II. Green. Real Estate Agent and
Notary Public, Jasper. Huntingburg and
Dun. Indiana. will sell real estate, exc
cute deeds, pay taxes, furnish abstract
or title to any lands in Dubois county for
parties desiring the same. also rent farms,
&C. Correspondence solicited. ST.
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uTom Herbig has taken the agency
for the Wilson'S Electric BsIt-s Belt
which Is sure cure and never fails, for
rheumatism. Neuralgia, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Dis.
eases, &c They renew the Whole ner-
yous system. 30-tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-13

The BEsT SALvE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns. and AL Skin Eruptions,
and posItively cures Piles, or no pay -
quired. Il u guaranteed 20 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
= cents per box For sale BY MehringeE
Bros. yssper.
Feb. 18th. 1887 Nv.
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PERSONAL. Hon. W. +. Ze.,r. Of
Corysion. Judge Of the Corydon Circuit,
presided At court In Jasper last Friday.
and favorabIy impressed both bar and
people with his manner and care.
Mr.. w. s. Hunter and family will Wis
J: relatives In Pike county next week.
senator Trippet will visit old friends
at Princeton next week.
Hon. II. w. Barker. who was one Of
the early Sheriff. OF Dubois county, and
representative in the Legislature. was It
'he court house looking on familiar
scenes Tuesday last.
Mr. |. Kahn returned from Spring
field, No. Saturday. He has rented !
business house there and will get pos
session August 1st. We heartily CON-
mend him to the people Of Springfield
a. an energetic, enterprising business
man and citizen, who will be = decided
addition to that fiourishing city.
Mr.. joe. kirsch's family moved back
TO Evansville on Monday, where he has
secured situation. He Is . competent
furniture carver. and has LEFT some fine
specimens Of his handicraft IN Jasper.
When the Jasper Furniture Company
probably induce him TO return
Mr.. II. Schuettcr. Of Richmond, Va,
cousin Of Mr.. Henry Enthofen, and
who has several relatives IN Jasper
whom he has not seen before for thirty
SIX years. IL making them pleasant vis-
itnow.
Mr.. Jos. Guigesell sold bic household
effects Tuesday, preparatory 20 moving
70 Louisville. KY. where he has secured
situation ss stone mason.
Mrs. Gill and con George, OF Ireland,
lett for . visit 10 Nashville. Tenn, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Jarbo, the boss blacksmith
and wagon maker Of the future city Of
birdseye, was in Jaspcr on business
Friday, and reports trade booming In
bic neighborhood.
Mr.. Eugene Gill, Of ireland, went to
JefiersonviIlc Monday 60 accept . posi-
lion - guard at the States Prison. He
viii make IN efficient officer.
"GriG' held : musical soirco at the
baptist church In Oakland City, Satur-
day night aud astouished the natives,
no doubt.
Mr.. >. Kuebler returned from Louis
vile Saturday night, and big stock Of
goods he bought has been coming every
gay Since. until he has both Of his large
store rooms full 70 over flowing. n you
want 70 sce the handsomest chamber set
ever brought 70 jasper he has Il.
~. DAILY, Of Tennys0n, was IN Jasper
-! Friday. looking over the town with
: view 70 locating here. Come on, doc.
sor, you'd DC treated well, though Jasper
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UMrs. Erny has the brick on the
place for brick side walk on her lot on
Jackson street. That would mako q
handsome street IL It was graded from
9th TO 4th.
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FINE STALLION.

OLD JOHN MORGAN will be Al
Gus Ksegin's stable in Jasper every Fri
day evening and Saturday Of each week
until June 30fh. lss7.
JoH~ n. HARRISON, Keeper.
April 29,h. 1s57-2w
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~Dr. Hawkins returned from the
country last Saturday. and 10 20 fer re-
covered from the effects Of his wound q
to be shle 10 attend 10 bic business again,
though be still Iimps and l. compelled to
bear considerable weight on his cane.
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WEDDING D.ScE.-Mr. Joseph Jochim
and Miss Susie Flick are 10 10 married
1t ST. Joseph's church next Tuesday. and
will have : wedding dance Il Kunkel's
hall Tuesday night. TO which Ill their
friends will be cordially welcomed.